Isolated afternoon showers and storms, again
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) – Warm and humid conditions continue this week. Expect highs near 90 this afternoon. Relief from the steamy setting should take place in the late afternoon/ early evening in the form of a shower or storm.
Rain chances are about the same, if not slightly lower today than the past two afternoons. Just be mindful that any storm that does develop could produce a brief moment of heavy rain.
Locally we start off dry, but heavy rain and flooding is taking place to our west in SE TX. These storms will impact western LA later today. Isolated showers are beginning to develop along the Louisiana coast.
Father's day is this Sunday and rain showers, along with a few thunderstorms are still expected in the afternoon. Sunday morning will not be completely dry across the area, but much lower chances for rain occur before noon. Sunday afternoon and evening is looking pretty soggy across town.
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